Sentence examples for crumbled from the from inspiring English sources

Long, zigzagging cracks have appeared along the building's outer walls, and mortar has crumbled from the parapet, which supports hefty I-beams that the base stations sit upon.

HAVANA — Old computer processors whirred and paint crumbled from the walls in the National Prognostic Center of Cuba's Meteorological Institute, set on a rise above Havana's old city.

And it wasn't a crumbling from the legs, but a crumbling from the head".

But it is beginning to crumble from the inside".

"We were all sort of crumbling from the inside out," she says.

Concrete crumbles from the facade of the long-dormant West Side Tennis Stadium in the Forest Hills Gardens neighborhood of Queens.

The poster depicts rubble crumbling from the roofs of a series of monochrome skyscrapers, viewed from below, perhaps even from underwater.

The Western world may have been undergoing a steady social transformation; the young may have thought they had discovered a new way of talking to one another; the old barriers were said to be crumbling from the base.

But how to explain this to Clare without arousing the suspicion that I'm just another smarmy, eel-slippery, promise-'em-anything yokel, hyperventilating to unload a house that's crumbling from the ground up?

The Quay Brothers' inspired work traffics in death, too: their puppets are crumbling from the outside in, and they've weathered worse than their cracked skin — urban and historical decay, for instance.

Not only that, the pyramids are surrounded by a rubbish dump and the Sphinx appears seriously unwell (my guide tells me it has "stomach cancer" and is crumbling from the inside).